🇱🇹⚠️❗️ — Red air raid alert issued for the Druskininkai and Lazdijai districts in southern Lithuania, according to the National Crisis Management Centre
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🇱🇹❌🇷🇺🇧🇾❗️ — Air alert in Marijampolė County, Lithuania, raised from YELLOW to RED as a second object tracked over southern Lithuania moves west.
Marijampolė borders Poland and Russia's Kaliningrad region.
Marijampolė borders Poland and Russia's Kaliningrad region.
🇱🇹❌🇷🇺🇧🇾❗️ — Lithuanian Armed Forces raises the alert to RED in Kaunas County, Lithuania. Emergency alert sent to phones:
"AIR RAID WARNING (RED). Potentially detected drone. Immediately head to safe place."
🇹🇷🍖📉 — Turkish 9/11: In Turkey, a massive 500 kg chicken döner skewer collapsed under its own weight while being sliced, causing utter chaos in the kitchen.
🇱🇹❌🇷🇺🇧🇾❗️ — Lithuanian Armed Forces report that NATO has scrambled fighter jets from Šiauliai Air Base after a RED air attack warning was issued for the Druskininkai and Lazdijai districts.
Residents are urged to go to shelters
Residents are urged to go to shelters
🇱🇹🇱🇻❌🇷🇺🇧🇾❗️ — Lithuania's NKVC clarifies that four of the observed objects were recorded in Latvian territory, while one object is currently being tracked in Lithuania.
🇷🇺❌🇺🇦 — Russian Defense Ministry reports that 92 drones were shot down over the territory of the Leningrad Oblast (Saint Petersburg)
🇱🇹🇱🇻⚠️ — Lithuania's NKVC declares a RED air alert in Panevėžys city and Pasvalys district as the object moves north.
Pasvalys borders Latvia
Pasvalys borders Latvia
🇧🇷🇧🇷— Brazilian violence and crime: In Brazil, a man is shot and killed during a religious event in Sobral, Ceará, and the gunfire triggers a stampede among thousands of people.
🇷🇺❌🇺🇦 — Multiple port facilities are seen burning in around Saint Petersburg, Leningrad Oblast, including at the commercial seaport in Ust-Luga
This happens as a major Ukrainian drone attack was launched against Northwestern Russia.
This happens as a major Ukrainian drone attack was launched against Northwestern Russia.
🇮🇷🇮🇷❌🇦🇷 — Iran designated Argentina’s Navy and Air Force as terrorist organizations, in retaliation for the Javier Milei government’s decision to add the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps to its list of terrorist entities. The announcement was made by Iran’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
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➡️ According to the ministry, the measure is based on a 2019 law authorizing retaliatory action against countries that designate Iranian military forces as terrorist organizations. Tehran stated that Argentina would be responsible for the consequences of its decision but did not specify what measures might be taken.
🇱🇧 Argentina accuses the Revolutionary Guard of supporting Hezbollah, the group held responsible for two attacks in Buenos Aires. In 1992, an attack on the Israeli Embassy left 29 people dead. In 1994, an explosion at the AMIA Jewish community center killed 85 people and injured hundreds.
🇱🇧 Argentina accuses the Revolutionary Guard of supporting Hezbollah, the group held responsible for two attacks in Buenos Aires. In 1992, an attack on the Israeli Embassy left 29 people dead. In 1994, an explosion at the AMIA Jewish community center killed 85 people and injured hundreds.
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🚗😎❗️ — Nvidia has just announced that its founder and CEO Jensen Huang has resigned as CEO effective immediately.
He haa named CFO Colette Kress as interim CEO.
He haa named CFO Colette Kress as interim CEO.
🇺🇸📉❗️ — $600,000,000,000 wiped out from US stocks in 1 minute at open after Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang resigned over two affairs.
🇺🇸📞🍏🚗 — President Trump says former Apple CEO Tim Cook should replace Jensen Huang as CEO of Nvidia.
🇧🇷❌🇮🇷🏴 — The Brazilian Federal District Civil Police carried out an operation on Thursday morning (12) against a group suspected of using fake birth certificates to obtain Brazilian documents for foreigners from Saudi Arabia and Iran
➡️ According to TV Globo’s reporting, police suspect that some of the foreigners used the documents to commit crimes abroad and that some belong to IRGC and Al-Qaeda-linked terrorist cells
➡️ Nineteen temporary arrest warrants were executed, but 14 suspects remain at large
📝 A Saudi national named Fahad Abdullah Bakala, one of the fugitives, is mentioned in documents related to the September 11, 2001 attacks.
➡️ He reportedly had close ties to two of the terrorists responsible for the attacks and worked as a pilot for the Saudi royal family
➡️ According to TV Globo’s reporting, police suspect that some of the foreigners used the documents to commit crimes abroad and that some belong to IRGC and Al-Qaeda-linked terrorist cells
➡️ Nineteen temporary arrest warrants were executed, but 14 suspects remain at large
📝 A Saudi national named Fahad Abdullah Bakala, one of the fugitives, is mentioned in documents related to the September 11, 2001 attacks.
➡️ He reportedly had close ties to two of the terrorists responsible for the attacks and worked as a pilot for the Saudi royal family
#BREAKING | 🇺🇸 💻️ — Colette Kress, named Nvidia’s interim chief executive.
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🇮🇱❌🇫🇷🛠 — Leader of French Far-Left party La France Insoumise, Jean-Luc Mélenchon is BANNED from entering Israel, the Israeli state announces.
🇵🇱 123 Years Without a State. Never Without a Nation | Institute of National Remembrance on X:
On 11 November 1918, Poland returned to the map of Europe after 123 years of foreign rule. Its independence was not won in a single day. It was the achievement of generations who refused to let their country disappear.
In 1795, following three partitions by Russia, Prussia and Austria, Poland ceased to exist as an independent state. Yet the Polish nation survived.
Throughout the 19th century, Poles repeatedly fought for freedom. The November Uprising (1830–1831) and January Uprising (1863–1864) were brutally suppressed by Russia. Thousands faced death, imprisonment, confiscation of property or deportation to Siberia.
But the struggle continued beyond the battlefield. Families, teachers, clergy, writers and artists preserved Polish language, culture and identity despite Germanisation and Russification.
Poland had disappeared from the map, but not from the hearts and minds of its people.
🟥World War I: A Game Changer for Polish Independence
The outbreak of WWI in 1914 placed the three partitioning powers on opposing sides. Poles were conscripted into their armies, sometimes forced to fight against one another. Yet the war also created an opportunity to regain independence.
Józef Piłsudski helped organise the Polish Legions and the clandestine Polish Military Organisation. Roman Dmowski pursued diplomatic efforts in the West, while the Polish Army formed in France in 1917, later known as the Blue Army, strengthened the military foundations of the reborn state.
By November 1918, the Russian Empire had collapsed, while Germany and Austria-Hungary had been defeated. Polish institutions were already emerging, laying the groundwork for an independent state.
🟥November 1918: A Nation Reclaims Its State
On 11 November 1918, the Regency Council transferred military authority to Józef Piłsudski, who had returned to Warsaw from German imprisonment. On 14 November, it transferred its remaining authority to him.
Poland was regaining independence, but the struggle was not over. The new Republic still had to establish its borders, build institutions and defend its sovereignty, notably during the Polish-Bolshevik War of 1919–1920.
🕯️🇵🇱 Today, on the 108th anniversary of Poland's restoration of independence, we remember not only the leaders of 1918, but the generations who made that moment possible. Those who fought. Those who preserved Polish identity. Those who never abandoned the hope of freedom. Independence was not simply a gift of history caused by the collapse of European empires. It was the achievement of generations.
📎 Institute of National Remembrance
On 11 November 1918, Poland returned to the map of Europe after 123 years of foreign rule. Its independence was not won in a single day. It was the achievement of generations who refused to let their country disappear.
In 1795, following three partitions by Russia, Prussia and Austria, Poland ceased to exist as an independent state. Yet the Polish nation survived.
Throughout the 19th century, Poles repeatedly fought for freedom. The November Uprising (1830–1831) and January Uprising (1863–1864) were brutally suppressed by Russia. Thousands faced death, imprisonment, confiscation of property or deportation to Siberia.
But the struggle continued beyond the battlefield. Families, teachers, clergy, writers and artists preserved Polish language, culture and identity despite Germanisation and Russification.
Poland had disappeared from the map, but not from the hearts and minds of its people.
🟥World War I: A Game Changer for Polish Independence
The outbreak of WWI in 1914 placed the three partitioning powers on opposing sides. Poles were conscripted into their armies, sometimes forced to fight against one another. Yet the war also created an opportunity to regain independence.
Józef Piłsudski helped organise the Polish Legions and the clandestine Polish Military Organisation. Roman Dmowski pursued diplomatic efforts in the West, while the Polish Army formed in France in 1917, later known as the Blue Army, strengthened the military foundations of the reborn state.
By November 1918, the Russian Empire had collapsed, while Germany and Austria-Hungary had been defeated. Polish institutions were already emerging, laying the groundwork for an independent state.
🟥November 1918: A Nation Reclaims Its State
On 11 November 1918, the Regency Council transferred military authority to Józef Piłsudski, who had returned to Warsaw from German imprisonment. On 14 November, it transferred its remaining authority to him.
Poland was regaining independence, but the struggle was not over. The new Republic still had to establish its borders, build institutions and defend its sovereignty, notably during the Polish-Bolshevik War of 1919–1920.
🕯️🇵🇱 Today, on the 108th anniversary of Poland's restoration of independence, we remember not only the leaders of 1918, but the generations who made that moment possible. Those who fought. Those who preserved Polish identity. Those who never abandoned the hope of freedom. Independence was not simply a gift of history caused by the collapse of European empires. It was the achievement of generations.
📎 Institute of National Remembrance
🇪🇺 🇵🇱 A banner with a slogan “Make Europe White Again” was spotted at the Independence March in Poland
🇵🇱❤️🔥 The Vice-Marshal of the Polish Parliament and leader of the National Movement, the main organizer Krzysztof Bosak, said yesterday at the Independence March:
"This community is very much needed, not only for Poland. This community is also needed by every single Pole.
We see that more and more people are alienated, lonely, deprived of the meaning of life, immersed too much in the internet, in increasingly worse content that depraves. In nihilism, in toxic ideologies, deprived of faith in the meaning of their own existence.
I would like to address all those who perhaps today are in such a crisis of values. They don't know what they live for, they don't feel needed by anyone.
Be with us next year! Here you are needed! Here you have value!
Regardless of how much money you have! Regardless of whether anyone loved you! Regardless of whether anyone ever addressed you with respect even once in your life! Here you have value!
Here you are at home! With us, with Poles! With Polish patriots, with Polish nationalists!
It's not worth selling your soul to nihilism! We will not do it either as a nation or as people!
Let's be together, be with us! Let's not be indifferent!
"This community is very much needed, not only for Poland. This community is also needed by every single Pole.
We see that more and more people are alienated, lonely, deprived of the meaning of life, immersed too much in the internet, in increasingly worse content that depraves. In nihilism, in toxic ideologies, deprived of faith in the meaning of their own existence.
I would like to address all those who perhaps today are in such a crisis of values. They don't know what they live for, they don't feel needed by anyone.
Be with us next year! Here you are needed! Here you have value!
Regardless of how much money you have! Regardless of whether anyone loved you! Regardless of whether anyone ever addressed you with respect even once in your life! Here you have value!
Here you are at home! With us, with Poles! With Polish patriots, with Polish nationalists!
It's not worth selling your soul to nihilism! We will not do it either as a nation or as people!
Let's be together, be with us! Let's not be indifferent!